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Governor Matt Mead tried unsuccessfully to convince the Wyoming Legislature to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. The Republican and Democratic candidates for governor disagree on the issue. One says the expansion would cover health care for 20,000 residents, and is essential for local hospitals that otherwise have to absorb that cost. The other says expansion does not solve the problem of high health care costs, and the state would have to pay for it when federal funds dried up. What do you think?
Should Medicaid be expanded in Wyoming?

The Senate Homeland Security Committee on Tuesday debated the immigration policy relating to children who enter the country illegally with their families. The hearing came as the Trump administration said it would slash the number of refugees it allows into the country. New York Times immigration reporter Caitlin Dickerson joins CBSN’s “Red & Blue” to discuss what happens when families come to the border.

Fires force Sublette County residents to evacuate

By Tom Hallberg, Jackson Hole News & Guide
JACKSON — Jeanette Lowseth’s Jim Bridger Estates neighborhood has cleared out.

“My neighbors have all left; they packed up very little,” she said.

As of Tuesday, Lowseth was in her Sublette County cabin, putting up metal on her house and packing explosive items like propane tanks as the Roosevelt Fire drew closer.  Click here for more

Cheyenne Animal Shelter Board suspends CEO for 60 days

By Austin Huguelet and Katie Kull, Wyoming Tribune Eagle
CHEYENNE – Cheyenne Animal Shelter President Bob Fecht will be suspended for 60 days without pay starting Friday following his decision to pepper spray a young dog during a “training exercise” for employees earlier this month. Click here for more

Judge extends ban on grizzly hunt

By Lew Freedman, Cody Enterprise
STATEWIDE — After a federal court judge in Missoula last Thursday extended his ban on Wyoming supervising its first grizzly bear hunt in more than 40 years, Game and Fish reacted with a now-familiar sense of discouragement. Click here for more

BLM Methane Rule Rollbacks Put Wyoming Proposal in Spotlight

By Eric Galatas, Public News Service – WY
LANDER, Wyo. – The Bureau of Land Management on Tuesday took final steps to weaken Obama-era methane rules requiring oil and gas companies to reduce the amount of natural gas lost through venting, flaring and leaks on public lands.
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Woman raises sepsis awareness with Wings of Wyoming flight

By Associated Press
CHEYENNE — Machelle Stotts lost her 15-month-old grandson, Oliver, to sepsis following a lung infection Nov. 26, 2016.

At the time, the family had never heard the word. Click here for more

FW: Evacuation Ordered for Hoback Ranches

Posted 9-19-18, Sublette County Sherrif's Office (PINEDALE) - The Roosevelt Fire is threatening the Hoback Ranches subdivision and is posing a life safety risk. The entire Hoback Ranches subdivision has been put into "GO!" stage. Law enforcement and firefighters are...

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EWC hosts Wyoming Veterinary Technician Association

Posted 9-18-18, Eastern Wyoming College (TORRINGTON) - The Veterinary Technology Department at Eastern Wyoming College was pleased to host the 2018 Annual Continuing Education Conference for the Wyoming Veterinary Technician Association on campus on Saturday,...

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Allowing health insurance companies to cross state lines has been suggested as a way to lower health insurance costs. Six states, including Wyoming, Georgia, Kentucky, Maine, Rhode Island, and Washington, encourage out of state health insurance companies to offer coverage to their residents. No insurance company has done that in any of the states because of the difficulty involved in setting up networks of providers.
Should Wyoming abandon the idea of bringing in out of state insurance companies, or should it offer incentives such as tax breaks to get them to come in?

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